I'm in lack of time to update this blog. I really like my own blog tho I'm not sure about who else is interested in it. So, this is a place of my 'own'. However, still.... I seem to lack the time to get more involved here (except for placing photos delayed)...
Last week:
Broken wood:
Wasps:
tree (extra-ordinary)
Shining wasp
I walked all the way to the sea and back last week. The weather was lovely. The sights idem-ditto. I met an old acquaintance -a fisherman I spend time with in 2008 during my Beachdiary1 time) - he looked different, destructed. At last he told me his wife had died 3 weeks ago. Of course that is something that will get a person less joyful about life. He keeps on fishing.... These are the views:
There were several raindrops that kept hanging on to the leafs of the trees and plants, this is one of them:
I stroked the mos in the next picture. It was as soft as velvet and even better:
Now comes a series of flowers blooming right now:
The following I found out today is an Orange Blossom. An Orange Tree producing not only oranges but also one of the most beautiful and best smelling flowers around:
These are flowers on a bush growing practically ON the river. I have a lot more that I took today of this bush. For now this is here:
04 February 2011
Time for Update :-)
It's not that I've been sitting still... It's just that I haven't had a lot of time (or wanted to) update here. But, here we go anyway:
TODAY:
in Jerusalem (yes, again hahaha)
the view from when I was walking around the compound looking out at the 'greater' Jerusalem while it rained:
the Western Wall was quite desolated though I gotta admit the women turned up in surprisingly larger numbers than did men. It's my conclusion that the fact that a significantly larger part of the wall was designated to the male population is a complete mistake. there are ALWAYS more women there than that there are men and I find it quite discriminating they were appointed a smaller portion of the Wall. Which just shows you: logics or being fair has nothing to do with it - it's a male dominant world and that's it.
The sun broke through for a few minutes and though he did put up a fight he lost against the grey blanket skies - but it felt quite spiritual when he did try to lighten things up through a small hole in the skies:
At the Shuk, where I did get to buy the house-slippers I tried to find -in vain- two weeks ago, this arch with something that resembled very much a kinda dump caught my eye. Nobody else (of the very few tourists) paid attention to it:
At the way back I noticed the outer wall was full of these kinda outlook points in the form of an arch with a slit ... big enough to stretch a weapon through...
And then there was this little flowers hanging out of one of the windows of the buildings right at the edge of "old city"
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Last week's photos:
TODAY:
in Jerusalem (yes, again hahaha)
the view from when I was walking around the compound looking out at the 'greater' Jerusalem while it rained:
the Western Wall was quite desolated though I gotta admit the women turned up in surprisingly larger numbers than did men. It's my conclusion that the fact that a significantly larger part of the wall was designated to the male population is a complete mistake. there are ALWAYS more women there than that there are men and I find it quite discriminating they were appointed a smaller portion of the Wall. Which just shows you: logics or being fair has nothing to do with it - it's a male dominant world and that's it.
The sun broke through for a few minutes and though he did put up a fight he lost against the grey blanket skies - but it felt quite spiritual when he did try to lighten things up through a small hole in the skies:
At the Shuk, where I did get to buy the house-slippers I tried to find -in vain- two weeks ago, this arch with something that resembled very much a kinda dump caught my eye. Nobody else (of the very few tourists) paid attention to it:
At the way back I noticed the outer wall was full of these kinda outlook points in the form of an arch with a slit ... big enough to stretch a weapon through...
And then there was this little flowers hanging out of one of the windows of the buildings right at the edge of "old city"
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Last week's photos:
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